Dinosaurs roamed the pavilions at McGee Park in the largest animatronic exhibit in the nation.

A new economic-impact report shows that the cannabis industry in La Plata County generates millions of dollars in economic output

Reconfiguration of College Drive begins this month. Reducing east- and west-bound lanes to one lane each, the addition of a center turn lane, and bicycle lanes is expected to improve safety.

If you live south of Seventh Street or west of Main Avenue, you may be required to purchase a bear-proof trash can.

District 9-R officials are encouraging students to stay on campus during National Walkout Day. Find out why.

f your house doesn't have the right conditions for its own solar system, you can still contribute to a sustainabile energy fund. _

Will you be able to deduct mortgage interest payments under the new tax law? Most likely, but there are some new restrictions.

Meet Dr. Trapper Niccum and learn about the three things you should know before making an appointment with a chiropractor.

The La Plata County Extension Service will offer a workshop on preparing for continuing drought this spring and summer.

The familiar a-frame building across from Durango High School on Main Avenue has been demolished to make way for a new Chamber of Commerce Building

Looking for a good deal? A new thrift store opened in Durango late last month.

An impressive procession of Colorado Department of Transportation work vehicles accompanied the remains of Nolan Olson to his hometown of Pagosa Springs. Olson died from injuries sustained after an inattentive driver hit him while working.

Crime scene investigation, photography, computer programming, welding, and carpentry were just a few of the contests that challenged Skills USA students at the annual regional competition.

Women's Resource Center Director Christy Schaerer joins host Wendy Graham Settle for a run down of this month's activities.

Mountain Bike Specialists started out as a general sporting goods store that opened with Ed Zink at the helm on March 1, 1968. Zink is still there "trying to figure things out."

La Plata County Planner Jason Meininger said the draft land-use code will see extensive revisions, thanks to the massive outpouring of comments the county received on the first go-round of public review.

That depends. A long-term strategic planning committee will look at enrollment trends, infrastructure, and educational needs in a yearlong study that will inform future decision-making.

Paragliders had used Smelter Mountain as a launch site for more than 30 years before the Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife placed a general ban on flying aircraft in state wildlife areas.

How to you feed a finicky child a healthy diet to avoid obesity? It's all about the sugar in their food

Packets are now available for candidates who want to run for a seat on the La Plata Electric Association Board of Directors.